Israel's Iron Age : Or, Sketches From the Period of the Judges V.5
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Faintness is the lot of all who undertake laborious and difficult tasks. But while we experience the one sensation of Gideon's men, let us endeavour to imitate them in the other part of their experience. Faint, let us still be pursuing; keeping the enemy in sight ; not yielding to our natural love of ease, nor wearying of the perpetual labour ; but re- GIDEON. 57 membering our duty, that these wearisome con- flicts and efforts ought to be gone through, and must be gone through, if we are to be ...and do what we ought; remembering how our Lord endured the contradiction of sinners, and resisted unto blood, striving against sin; and remembering the promises of God, which assure us that in due time we shall Ycap, if we faint not— that every effort, every sincere renewal of our labour, is seed sown, which may for the time seem to have gone for nothing, but which is certainly not lost, but only hidden, to spring up and reward us with the only harvest woithy of a human life.
III.
JOTHAM'S FABLE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Faintness is the lot of all who undertake laborious and difficult tasks. But while we experience the one sensation of Gideon's men, let us endeavour to imitate them in the other part of their experience. Faint, let us still be pursuing; keeping the enemy in sight ; not yielding to our natural love of ease, nor wearying of the perpetual labour ; but re- GIDEON. 57 membering our duty, that these wearisome con- flicts and efforts ought to be gone through, and must be gone through, if we are to be ...and do what we ought; remembering how our Lord endured the contradiction of sinners, and resisted unto blood, striving against sin; and remembering the promises of God, which assure us that in due time we shall Ycap, if we faint not— that every effort, every sincere renewal of our labour, is seed sown, which may for the time seem to have gone for nothing, but which is certainly not lost, but only hidden, to spring up and reward us with the only harvest woithy of a human life.
III.
JOTHAM'S FABLE.
What to read after Israel's Iron Age : Or, Sketches From the Period of the Judges V.5?
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